Living Water: Marine Ecotourism, Communities and Conservation
Presentation of published book
Past, present and future of UN Tourism
Inclusive Architecture and Urbanism: Foundations for Accessible Tourism
Desert Rock: innovation and luxury in the heart of Saudi Arabia
In three years, Artificial Intelligence in the US will consume more energy than the whole of Spain
Director of Institutional Relations at Globalia Corporación Empresarial
Minister of Tourism of Ecuador
The future of tourism in the Americas
H.E. Secretary of State for Tourism and Tourism Infrastructures - Equatorial Guinea
Journalist, researcher and professor of tourism marketing
President of the Italian National Tourism Authority (ENIT)
Tourism and Society Think Tank (TSTT) is a space open to professionals who, independently of their institutional and/or business relationship, present concepts, ideas, tools and innovative trends.
The objectives of TSTT are aimed at providing information and pointing out the risks and opportunities of a sector whose social, economic and cultural impact is of the first order, while at the same time contributing to the knowledge of the tourism industry, the types of tourism and its social impact, and analysing tourism trends with the participation of related actors and agents.
TSTT is made up of professional experts in different areas of tourism and society, and independently of the corporate and institutional positions they represent, they form a great space for reflection, consultancy and advice for professionals, companies and institutions that develop their activity in the field of tourism and society in general.
The world in general and tourism in particular, live in scenarios of constant change and, the lack of certainty in determining policies and decision making; the concern for the sustainability of the planet, and the frenetic social, economic, cultural and technological dynamism; need a space where professionals from different fields, can reflect, present and have access to safe and innovative proposals.
Tourism activity is characterised by communication relations in which contact with other human beings is essential and fundamental, and shapes the behaviour of both the individual and society as a whole, and generates impacts at different levels: individual, family and collective, producing a set of cultural, social and economic effects.
The Tourism and Society Think Tank invites you to be part of the change.
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